Sentence examples for excuses everything from inspiring English sources

As he puts it: "That excuses everything.

They're assholes, but interesting, almost aspirational – the sort of men who tell you existential ennui excuses everything.

But Arkan's rise makes no sense without understanding the nature of the nationalism that apparently, for many here, excuses everything else, and continues to hollow out the Serbian moral framework.

He manufactured joy, that rarest of commodities, with which he excused everything, even himself.

And the guilt of Dylan's whiteness excusing everything, covering it all.

Age and familiarity excuse everything; just as youth, with the Cambridges out on colour trooping duty, needs no excuses.

"China has too many people," is a common refrain, used to excuse everything from urban traffic to rural poverty.

"I'm half French, you see," she explained to Viva in a pouty way as if this excused everything.

I seethe at the statements from Washington as politicians try to excuse everything from that unnecessary aggression to the inadequate support, in battle and at home, for our troops.

The petition blamed the Afghan regime and not Muslim culture for the abuses of women, and some iterations sought to pre-empt relativists who would "excuse everything on cultural grounds".

It doesn't excuse everything he said, but it's certainly important context.